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Halley Rose Meslin talks about her study abroad trip to Denmark at La Casa Wednesday. Meslin talked about the different scholarships offered, including the 21st Century Scholars Program and Hutton Honors grants.

Thinking about studying abroad? Check out these tips

By Christine Stephenson · Thursday, Oct. 26,2017 12 a.m.

The Office of Overseas Study offered an Oversees Studies and Scholarships Program to simplify the study abroad process.

IU Democrats at IU participate in the Reproductive Rights Rally Wednesday evening. Participants rallied in Dunn Meadow to listen to speeches about reproductive rights.

College Democrats at IU gather for reproductive rights rally Wednesday night

By Christine Fernando · Thursday, Oct. 26,2017 12 a.m.

The organization's vice president said it is a scary time to have a vagina.

IU installs first electric vehicle chargers

By Rebecca Ellis · Wednesday, Oct. 25,2017 1:20 a.m.

The Cyberinfrastructure building houses two electric vehicle chargers for faculty and staff.

Wednesday rundown: Mayor talks guns, car chargers on campus, "Kinky Boots" has one more night, IUWS end of season

By IDS staff · Wednesday, Oct. 25,2017 12:46 a.m.

What you need to know for Wednesday, Oct. 25.

Law school sends delegation to Saudi Arabia

By IDS staff · Wednesday, Oct. 25,2017 12:27 a.m.

An agreement between IU and King Saud University has been in place since 2014.

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos listens as President Trump speaks during a strategic and policy discussion with CEOs April 11 in Washington, D.C. After the Department of Education announced changes to sexual misconduct guidance, a group of more than 40 students and alumni signed a letter to IU President Michael McRobbie, asking the University “stand with survivors and show the country that this university cares about its students.”

Coalition to look at future of special education in DeVos era

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Oct. 24,2017 11:13 p.m.

The forum will be open to the public in the Monroe County Public Library.

Mayor John Hamilton poses for a photo in his office. In a Q&A with the IDS, Hamilton said local government in Indiana doesn't have much power when it comes to regulating weapons.

Q&A with Mayor Hamilton: The state of guns in America

By Caroline Anders · Tuesday, Oct. 24,2017 11:12 p.m.

Mayor John Hamilton answers the IDS's questions on gun violence and rights in Bloomington and beyond.

Duo is IU's two-step login system that requires users to register a secondary device to log in from. Any IU student not registered on Duo by Nov. 2 will be unable to access most of the University’s online systems.

Nov. 2 deadline for Duo two-step registration looms

By David Brinson · Tuesday, Oct. 24,2017 11:10 p.m.

Students not registered for Duo by then will face an account lockout.

Geese fly over the water at Yellowwood State Forest. Yellowwood is just one of many locations around Bloomington to go hiking.

Hiking areas around Bloomington offer fall adventures

By Joe Schroeder · Tuesday, Oct. 24,2017 5 p.m.

Discover possible destinations for your next hiking adventure.

Tuesday rundown: IUFB coach commended, brother morns, "Kinky Boots" comes to IU, unemployment rate stays low

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Oct. 24,2017 1:05 a.m.

What you need to know for Tuesday, Oct. 24.

Then-Chancellor Ken Gros Louis talks to students during a 2009 fireside chat in the Great Room of the Hutton Honors College. Gros Louis died Thursday at the age of 80.

Brother of former IU chancellor Ken Gros Louis remembers close relationship

By Rebecca Ellis · Tuesday, Oct. 24,2017 12:26 a.m.

Francis Gros Louis reflects on memories and the last phone call with his brother.

Neil Lazarus, a Jewish educator, gives a presentation on Israel's existence and future in the Middle East on Monday. Lazarus spoke on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and how the political dynamics of the region influence it.

Jewish educator uses analogies to explain Middle Eastern conflict

By Libby Grossman · Tuesday, Oct. 24,2017 12:25 a.m.

Neil Lazarus compares the Middle East to a layered sandwich.

Research on largest killer of black Americans underfunded, IU professor finds

By Caroline Anders · Monday, Oct. 23,2017 10:46 p.m.

Researcher Molly Rosenberg navigatesfederal restrictions o research firearm-related homicide..

Rutgers professor uses money over morals to push for support of LGBT rights

By Christine Fernando · Monday, Oct. 23,2017 7:30 p.m.

Rodgers said economic benefits can push policymakers to support LGBT rights.

Indiana's unemployment drops to 3.8 percent

By IDS staff · Monday, Oct. 23,2017 7:06 p.m.

A significant portion of employment growth included work in the private sector.

The Project School on Walnut Street teaches kindergarten through eighth grade. The school received a $1,000 Tools for Schools grant from Old National Bank in October.

Project School receives $1,000 grant for a third year

By Robert Mack · Monday, Oct. 23,2017 6:04 p.m.

The grant was part of Old National Bank's Tools for Schools campaign.

1818 Apparel, a new store that launched on Oct. 2, is located at 1200 N. College Ave. 1818 stands for the year that the city of Bloomington was first mapped.

Two Bloomington businesses merge into 1818 Apparel

By Jaden Amos · Monday, Oct. 23,2017 6:04 p.m.

1818 Apparel focuses on both retail and customization.

Ken Gros Louis assists then-freshman Madalyn Warshawsky during the first day of classes in 2009. Gros Louis died Thursday at the age of 80.

'His legacy lives on': IU community remembers Ken Gros Louis on Twitter, Facebook

By IDS staff · Monday, Oct. 23,2017 9:16 a.m.

People honor the former chancellor's contributions to IU on social media.

Bloomington Blotter: Police investigate night crawlers, stolen BMW

By IDS staff · Monday, Oct. 23,2017 9:14 a.m.

Over the weekend, police responded to reports of a missing car and a pocket knife.

Bruce Cumings, the keynote speaker at "Assessing Korean Democratization and Democracy: From Molotov Cocktails to Candle Lights," speaks in the Global and International Studies Building auditorium Friday morning. Cumings, who is a professor at the University of Chicago, spoke on three episodes of violence that occurred before, during and after the Korean War and how they influenced Korea's path to democratization.

Former U.S. Ambassador to South Korea discusses democracy and threats from North Korea

By Caroline Anders · Monday, Oct. 23,2017 9:13 a.m.

Kathleen Stephens said youth involvement in politics was important.

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